why there are laws of nature?
why there are laws of nature?
sir issac newton asked why apple is falling to ground?.....he found gravitation ...i am asking why gravitation...?....i am not asking how? where? ec.....just why there muns be force of gravitation between two bodies....if the answer is stability....why stability....its a propery of matter....then now i want why there is this property.....i dont think its just a cause and effect phenomenon.......we found that there is a property.....we dont know why it is there......truth is trutheven though we the homosapiens mind cannot grasp it.....i think questioning the laws of nature is the ultimate way to find truth insted of logics and hypothesis......basicall human beings did not dare to question the laws of nature ...instead they believed in god which is vwry easy...just believing inspite of finding it.........
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Re: why there are laws of nature?
Laws of Nature are merely Laws of Mind. For example, "C" is merely what we experience and can measure. Who the hell knows what the real and actual speed of light is?
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Re: why there are laws of nature?
It is the same question as "Why do we exist?", and it doesn't appear to be a question that the Universe cares about. There is no reason for us to exist, but once we did exist we found a way to move around, we found a way to see, and we found a way to hear.
X,Y,Z,In,Out
Gravity (Black Holes) = Out
The Sun (Photons) = In
Black Holes are not the huge menacing thing that science says they are. The tiny ones are very useful. They create a hole in atoms with a pulling force.
X,Y,Z,In,Out
Gravity (Black Holes) = Out
The Sun (Photons) = In
Black Holes are not the huge menacing thing that science says they are. The tiny ones are very useful. They create a hole in atoms with a pulling force.
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Re: why there are laws of nature?
They are almost right, but they have the hologram projected from the outside inwards, but it is the other way around. the projection is local to atoms, which seem to work like spinning flat mirrors. The spin of a Black Hole seems to be a 2D spin, that can face any direction. If you look at the creation of a Galaxy, it is a flat saucer shape, a flat 2D spin which creates a 3D world. Black holes with a 2D spin work like mirrors. If you can imagine a Black Hole spinning a + gunsight shape, it has two flat spins at the same time.. which seems impossible.. but somehow the two slit experiment suggests that an observer can flip a spin into a cross shape. If you watch solar flares, they are 2D arcs, and yet the sun is made up from billions of them creating a sphere. But it's a very interesting thread, because they have found the material I was looking for that gets sucked into the black holes.Cahoot wrote:Our world may be a giant hologram
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg2 ... ?full=true